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boy2001 is a loveable 2nd grade LEGO brick master. An average week includes a round of golf, some time at the track with a smidgeon of Nintendo DS time.


girl2004 is a Care Bears enthusiast when she's not twirling to imaginary ballet, she's gleefully giggling to pink princess daydreams or requesting baking sessions.


girl2006 is an Elmo and Little People Fanatic, she insists on wearing tights and dresses everyday, as well as reading our 'I Love You' books everyday. She shares my love for Little House on the Prairie.


My personal goals are to go back to school for my Masters, possibly in Library Studies or Biblical Languages.


Smokey is our playful pup, half chihuahua, half rat terrier he's a handsome dog, although very good with the children Smokey does have his issues!


Chexter is our roborovski hamster, over a year old he's recently started to nip a little!


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BlogHers Act: Health Care

June 15, 2007

We need free health care in this country for all. I just met someone who is $170,000 in medical debt for her son’s medical bills. Not only did she have to deal with the child’s illness but also with the hounding debt collectors. With no medical insurance, she is forced to pay for the ongoing treatment, eating up a large part of the family income. The bad debt has had a negative impact on the family’s credit score, bankruptcy is not an option, so they will continue to pay off the bad debt into infinity while the interest adds up. Dreams of buying a home seem out of reach without credit in this housing market.

I cannot believe this is happenning to such good people, they are so worthy and giving but this seems insurmountable. All they can do is keep chipping away at the mountain. I call on our leaders to do something real about this. I don’t want talk, I need to see action and decisive action at that. My family’s been blessed being in the military with full coverage. Soon we will retire and with 3 young children it scares me that we may not have the health coverage we need. It is ridiculous that people in this country are forced to decide between the life of their child and their good credit. Children are our precious resources, making sure they are in good health should be a top priority.

I thank BlogHer for organizing this event!

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